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How to Opt Out of Verizon’s Custom Experience Tracking

WIRED Threat Level

Unless you manually opt out of the program, Verizon will store personal information and create user interest profiles.

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OnDemand | Secure & Streamline Workforce and Customer Experiences

Data Breach Today

Modern Identity Customer Identity Zero Trust View this panel discussion about deployment strategies and real case studies surrounding identity modernization initiatives.

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Banking on Cloud Security

Data Breach Today

These are the results that banking institutions can receive by shifting security to the cloud, says David Vergara of OneSpan. At a time when multi-channel fraud is surging and the customer experience is paramount, cloud needs serious consideration, he says. "Better, cheaper, faster."

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Customer Experience Trends: How To Stand Out From the Crowd

Reltio

Customer experience trends might change from time to time, but the central component remains steady: The customer must be at the heart of every business decision that you make. Customer Experience Trends: The Rise of the Consumer. Every facet of business has changed to adapt to the Experience Economy.

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Balancing Security, Customer Service

Data Breach Today

Experian's David Britton on Identity Governance and Security Organizations can enhance security while maintaining a good customer experience by leveraging data for authentication, says David Britton of Experian.

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A complete PoC exploit for CVE-2021-22005 in VMware vCenter is available online

Security Affairs

VMware has released patches that address a new critical security advisory, VMSA-2021-0020. While the company urges its customers to immediately apply the security patch to fix the vulnerability, threat actors started scanning the internet for vulnerable systems. deployments. CVE-2021-22005: Exploitation in the wild confirmed.

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GUEST ESSAY: JPMorgan’s $200 million in fines stems from all-too-common compliance failures

The Last Watchdog

Last month’s $125 million Security and Exchange Commission (SEC) fine combined with the $75 million U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) fine against JPMorgan sent shockwaves through financial and other regulated customer-facing industries. Related: Why third-party risks are on the rise.